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African researchers' perceptions and expectations of the benefits of genomics research in Africa : a qualitative study
Introduction: Genomics research raises a number of ethical, legal and social issues (ELSI), one of which is the concept of benefit sharing. While benefits and benefit sharing are difficult to discuss because of questions on what needs to be shared, with whom and by whom, it cannot be pushed to the s...
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Department of Medicine
2016
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